Pakhar, commonly known as Pachira aquatica or Money Tree, is a tropical plant that is popular both as an ornamental houseplant and in traditional medicine. Here’s some information about it:

• Appearance: Pakhar (or Money Tree) is known for its distinctive braided trunk and glossy, palmate leaves. The plant can grow quite tall in its natural habitat but is often kept smaller when grown indoors. It produces large, showy flowers and can occasionally bear a fruit resembling a large, green capsule.
• Habitat: It is native to Central and South America, particularly in swampy or wet areas. It thrives in tropical climates and can adapt to various soil types.
• Cultural Significance: In Feng Shui, the Money Tree is believed to bring good luck and prosperity. It is often placed in homes and businesses for its supposed financial benefits and positive energy.
• Uses: Apart from its decorative use, Pakhar is used in traditional medicine in some cultures. The seeds of the plant can be consumed in various ways, though it's important to ensure they are properly prepared.

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